Review: The Rolling Stones resurrect rock and roll with ‘Hackney Diamonds’
With the band’s first new album since 2016, the Rolling Stones bring the soul of classic rock into the 21st century.
NYC pianists perform a piece 840 times in the Paulson Center
Through a 14-hour, 30-minute performance of the 130-year-old piano piece “Vexations,” local artists found a way to utilize the NYU building to bring together community members.
Q&A: How Wilmah went from writing music in a spare bedroom to headlining NYC shows
WSN spoke with Wilmah about the band’s backstory, writing techniques, and upcoming show at Baby’s All Right on May 4.
111 years later, the Titanic arrives in New York City
Experience the Titanic at the port it never reached. Immerse yourself in first class, touch an iceberg and view survivors' belongings.
Revisiting ‘Girls’: A story about friendship and deeply flawed people
Lena Dunham’s cringeworthy characters and dysfunctional friendships have found a new audience among Gen Z, 11 years after the show’s debut.
FIT’s new exhibit explores the intersection of fashion and interior design
Showcasing designer's work alongside their living spaces, ‘Designing Women: Fashion Creators and their Interiors’ is on view until May 14.
Review: The sobering reality of exile in ‘Tori and Lokita’
In their latest film, the Dardennes bring attention to the tragic reality of the European immigration crisis and its effects on a young generation of exiles fighting for a new life.
‘Offside’ comic divulges a personal reflection on Qatar’s dangerous labor conditions
Insider’s “Offside” comic exposes the realities behind preparing for the Qatar World Cup.
‘Little Shop of Horrors’ star returns to off-Broadway revival
Joy Woods will come back to the show, this time playing Audrey, as “Little Shop” continues to cement its place in the off-Broadway scene.
A love letter to ‘New Girl’ as it departs from Netflix
The iconic show is leaving the streaming service, and fans are not happy.
‘Furiosus’: NYU Casa Italiana opera tells a story of love, despair and madness
NYU’s Casa Italiana and its in-house composer, Roberto Scarcella Perino, present the daring opera “Furiosus.”
Review: ‘Shucked’: How Broadway’s newest comedy subverts theater tropes
The new musical comedy follows a woman investigating the abrupt disappearance of corn from a rural American town. When an entire audience cheers for a plant growing, you know you’re doing something right.
